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Pop music of the sixties and seventies embraced psychedelic youth culture yet appealed to listeners of all ages up and down the radio dial. Easy Listening Acid Trip explains the missing musical link between electric guitars and orchestral strings, from the Beatles to Lawrence Welk, and why we just can't help but liking songs we hear in the elevator.

This new entry in Feral House''s Tramp Lit Series is Bart Kennedy''s late work distilling his life and experiences into a concept for living. He includes insights on everything from religion to civilisation, crime, and the lure of the open road. ''No social system or state can be really worth anything where the paramount aim is not to allow the individual to develop to the fullest, both mentally and physically. And this aim has never been the aim of any civilised state. The aim of all civilised states has been to keep the masses in subjugation for the benefit of cliques. And this is as true of republics as it is of autocracies. The money clique that rules America is more oppressive than is the Grand Ducal clique of Russia. It has a far worse effect on the American character.''

The combined events of the end of the American Civil War in 1865, the first transcontinental railroad opening in 1869, and the financial crash of 1873, found large numbers - including thousands of former soldiers well used to an outdoor life and tramping - thrown into a transient life and forced to roam the continent, surviving on whatever resources came to hand. For most, the life of the hobo was born out of necessity. For a few it became a lifestyle choice. Some of the latter group committed their adventures to print, both autobiographical and fictional, and together with their British and Irish counterparts, whose wanderlust was fuelled by an altogether different genesis, they account for the fifteen tramp writers whose stories and ideas are the subject of this book.

First published in 1947--a harrowing tale of a teenage opium addict traveling from town to town selling useless tonics while dodging the law and escaping from her Svengali-like "husband." This lost classic now offers an extensive Afterword on the history of the patent medicine trade and evolution of the lure of miracle cures and healers.lers.

The exploration of the Canadian and Alaskan frontier still calls to the wonder of men's souls. Poet and novelist Christy explores the history of the building of the great Alcan highway through his personal experiences and the stories of residents and pioneers who came before him.

The sports entertainment complex generates 73 billion dollars per year for owners, players, investors, and advertisers. With that much money at stake, do you really think that the sports profiteers are leaving anything to chance?Brian Touhy, the renegade expert sports watchdog, has once again gatheredthe facts and figures that expose the abject, greedy collusion of professional sports leagues. Anything goes as long as the fans keep buying tickets and merchandise! Touhy's first book, The Fix Is In: The Showbiz Manipulations of the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, and NASCAR , blew open the doors on modern sports fixing. It's a decade later, and the fixers are bolder than ever.Kayfabe, a term used by professional wrestlers to describe the artifice and fakery specific to their craft, has applications far beyond that realm-as is evidenced by the New York Times using it to describe soccer great Neymar da Silva Santos rolling around the pitch in exaggerated pain. Have professional sports given up all pretense of pure chance and competition? The Fix is Still In demonstrates that from tax-funded stadiums to staged hockey fights, sports in America is the surest way to separate you from your money.

Dirty Helen lived life by her rules. This irascible and defiant woman chucked tradition behind her as she fought for her independence the only way she knew how-on her back.

Rebel, seeker, traveler, observer, vagabond. Writer and poet Jim Christy hasbeen called all these things and more. Inspired at age twelve after reading JackKerouac's On The Road one summer while running wild in the streets of his tough-as-nails, mob-run South Philadelphia neighborhood, Christy began hislife-long habit of following the wind.In his seventy-plus years, Christy asserted his freedom of spirit as a vagabondadventurer, latter-day hobo, journalist, private eye, actor, musician, and artistin over fifty countries around the globe, and still found time to write over thirtybooks of memoir and poetry. Christy's life and stories are an essential link in thehistory of rebel talents: those rare souls who shift our perspective by choosing tolive their lives outside of accepted cultural mores. Ian Cutler interviews Christy,his friends, and his family to assemble this fascinating and inspiring biography ofa man who can genuinely be called the last of the Beat Generation.

Portland's biggest dirty little secret: The untold story behind the Great Portland Vice Scandal of 1956-57.

The American anarchist, primitivist philosopher, and author John Zerzan critiques agriculture-based civilisation as inherently oppressive and advocates drawing upon the life of hunter-gatherers as an inspiration for what free society should look like. Subjects of his criticism include domestication, language, symbolic thought, and the concept of time. This book includes sixteen essays ranging from the beginning of civilisation to today''s general crisis.

An artfully arranged collection of a rarely seen piece of Chicago gang history.

The collected posts of surreal website LiarTown satirizing weird vintage books, albums, posters, and other printed ephemera of pop culture.

Under an Ionized Sky probes the saga of global agendas hiding behind ''climate change'' misinformation. Freeland explores the nefarious motivations and terrifying implications of collusive international cabals who champion the modern methods of human enslavement. From chemical ionization to anti-matter to the Internet of Things, a future of full spectrum dominance is imminent.

The highly anticipated reprint of a classic children's book by renowned illustrator and graphic designer James Flora.

NYC's notorious

The War Nerd takes on Homer in a new translation; a classic gory, funny, tragic story in today's language.

Everyone’s favorite cute little city on the West Coast just got a whole lot darker.

You Are the Bulls EyeDabiq—the magazine of ISIS, the Islamic State—mentions “dirty bombs in Manhattan.”AP reports that, “An al-Qaida leader has said 4 million Americans will have to be killed ‘as a prerequisite to any Islamic victory.’”Iran says it knows the 29 key weak points it can attack to wipe out “Anglo-Saxon civilization.” It’s openly perfecting nuclear-ready missiles that will be capable of reaching Washington and New York as early as 2020.Pakistan has 130 “Islamic bombs,” 130 nuclear warheads. It also has three long-range stealth submarines that could be equipped with nuclear missiles on a minute’s notice, ocean-going submarines that could wipe out up to sixteen American cities. Our navy has enormous difficulty detecting these subs. And Pakistan is in danger of being taken over by its Muslim extremists.Meanwhile Boko Haram’s leader Abubakar Shekau warns that he will kill you and sell your daughters as sex slaves in the marketplace. He’s already done that with thousands of girls in Nigeria.ISIS explains that you are an enemy of Allah if you believe in democracy, freedom, rule of law, national independence, scientific thinking, secularism, the Constitution, gay rights, or human rights. And ISIS brags that its goal is “terrorizing, massacring, and humiliating the enemies of Allah.” That means you.How will that “terror, massacre, and humiliation” against you be achieved?How does the life of Muhammad determine the answer?The Muhammad Code is the story of how a desert prophet set us up for the “death cults” of ISIS, al Qaeda, and Boko Haram.It’s the story of the only founder of a major religion ever to command 65 military campaigns and personally lead 27 of them. And the first to conquer 317 square miles of territory a day. It’s the story of how that prophet set up your ancestors and mine for over 1,300 years of attack and enslavement, the story of how he laid the groundwork for the destruction of superpowers far more potent than the United States, and the story of how he started the longest-running world war in history.The Muhammad Code is the story of how that prophet demands that his never-ending war be turned against you and me.

Golden Age of Piracy's most famous female pirate, shrouded in myth for centuries, revealed here in her first biography.

Controversial green anarchist John Zerzan’s latest blast against technology, complete with an introduction by Lang Gore

A fan-based collaboration of original memorial tribute art to rock and roll legend Lemmy Kilmister of the band Motörhead.

An uncensored account of the deadly 1980’s LA punk scene from the trenches, from one of its infamous monsters.

Expanded edition covering the Adventure Magazine genre of Cold-War masculinity including new material wartime xenophobic American magazine articles and advertisements.

Feral House presents an irreverent, educational and entertaining collection of essays by the Great Contrarian of graphic design, Art Chantry.

Mel Gordon's companion volume to his highly praised pictorial history Voluptuous Panic: The Erotic World of Weimar Berlin.

The skies look strange and different. Scientists are discovering heavy metals in the soil. Chemtrails tells us why.